Continuing the heavy duty card posters, here is the large worldwide manufacturing facility poster, not seen too many of these over the years, just two known on this side of the pond, they are evenly distributed with this one in the East and the other in the West.

Malcolm

Here are two more of the Ferguson card posters - simple but effective messages promoting the Ferguson tractor

John

A further two of the Ferguson posters

John

The one for today illustrates a few crates of M-H equipment for worldwide shipping.

Malcolm.

Another couple of the Ferguson posters

John

Although this is a relatively new poster I have always liked the story it tells!!

This is not really a Massey poster but there is a MH 333 RC in there somewhere under the shade trees!!   We celebrated the 150th Anniversary of the Indiana State Fair in 2006 with a tractor drive starting on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis and drove to the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

It was a logistics nightmare but it was a sight never repeated again.  Moving 150 tractors to the Circle in the middle of the night ready for the drive at 12:00 Noon was a real challenge but it was worth the heartburn making it happen!!
This poster commemorated the day.

Gary,

You can send some of that nice sunshine in your poster to Icy Minnesota! It would feel really nice right about now..

Here is a fold out poster, the only one like it I've ever seen it measures 16"x15".

Joe

hi Joe, 

I drove thru my share of snow on Saturday!! It was 60 and rain today! I even washed the enclosed trailer after dragging it thru the snow as well.  Tomorrow more rain but in the 70s. Not normal but we will take it!

Might find another poster or two that hasn’t already been posted! Need to take a pick or two and post.

GTE

Some great pieces coming out in this thread, looks like you have been digging deep in your archives Joe, really like your last post of "steel to rubber tires".
 

For today we are going back to the early years of M-H and "The New Brantford Mower", unfortunately no poster of the same mower built by Alanson Harris.
This is another British poster from an M-H dealer of that era, E.D. Fisher of St Neots, Huntingdonshire.

Malcolm.